Theodor Boveri's Somatic Mutation Theory (1914) was remarkably prescient. Based on his work with sea urchin eggs showing that abnormal chromosome distribution caused abnormal development, he proposed that cancer originated from a single cell with an abnormal chromosome complement. While the details have been refined (we now focus on specific gene mutations, not just whole chromosomes), his core idea that cancer is fundamentally a genetic disease arising from somatic mutations is a cornerstone of modern oncology.

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